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Vegetables To Plant In April A In April, plant pole and bush snap beans as well as pole and bush lima beans. Plant butter pea seeds, collards, sweet corn, cucumber, summer and <Vegetables To Plant In April>	Top Ten Backyard Wildflowers Wildflowers are advantageous in the garden for more reasons than their beauty. Their price is right and some of them attract butterflies and hummingbirds as well. <Top 10 Backyard Wildflowers>

Late Spring Vegetables Crop planting season for summer vegetable gardens usually lasts one month from the average frost-free date. "Then there are those of us in May who are only now getting around to planting a vegetable garden," <Late Spring Vegetables>	Make Gardening Educational, Fun For Kids Gardening can be a great learning experience for children, even the very young. It gives them an opportunity to watch life unfold and develop. <Kids & Gardening>

Butterfly Bush Butterfly bush, are becoming an increasingly popular plant in the home landscape, according to LSU AgCenter horticulturist Dr. Allen Owings <butterfly Bush>	Pruning Summer Blackberries Summer pruning of blackberries is an important management tool. It is helpful in fruit harvesting, controlling insects and controlling diseases <Pruning Blackberries>

Summer Tomatoes Summers are a tough time for tomatoes to set and hold fruit. The heat causes irregular flower growth in most cultivars, and the result is poor fruit set <Summer Tomatoes>	Vegetables Fight Disease Most people do not consume adequate amounts of fruits and vegetables. Yet, these foods are important weapons against chronic disease, according to LSU AgCenter nutritionist Dr. Heli Roy. <Vegetables Fight Disease>

Choosing Hedge Trimmers Popular electric hedge trimmers have two blades with multiple teeth. One blade moves back and forth over the other, shearing the plant material as the teeth on the two blades pass each other. <Choosing Hedge Trimmers>	Fall Vegetable Garden Plan "In the fall, we go from too hot to too cold," Koske says, but adds, "Too cold isn’t all that bad unless there’s an early killing frost." Overall, though, he says fall garden preparation is similar to spring planting. <Fall Garden>

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